Sentence examples for a bit british from inspiring English sources

Over the past week and a bit, British voters have gazed with wonder at the antics of Stephen Byers, Tony Blair's transport secretary.

* iLiKETRAiNS – a brilliant band, tragically under-exposed; a little bit British Sea Power, a little bit Mogwai.

This is why for months after my arrival, I resisted becoming even a little bit British.

So even though I've never lived in Britain, I did feel just a tiny bit British, by proxy.

For me, bringing kids through is a normal thing because I am from Holland, but I've been in England for almost 20 years and I feel I'm a little bit British.

A bit of British decorum?

If you know a bit of British history, you might be chuckling (or crying) to yourself.

It may simply have been a bit too British, though it doesn't seem so now.

John Hancock is described as a rich merchant and smuggler, which is a bit of British overstatement.

It's a bit like British Leyland – you have to let it go when it doesn't work any more.

Shared toilets are relatively commonplace in other European countries, but I'm all in favour of maintaining a bit of British mystery when it comes to the loo.